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WARNING: Formatting will erase all data on the device. Back up all your data before proceeding.
Instructions below are for 10.11.x (El Capitan) and 10.12.x (Sierra)
1. Double-click on Macintosh HD - or in the Finder menu clickFile > New Finder Window
2. Click the Applications folder - if using a Finder Window Applicationswill be in the left side menu.
3. Click the Utilities folder.
4. Double-click Disk Utility.
5. On the left side of the window are the drives connected to the computer. Select the capacity of the drive respective to the one containing the device you wish to format then click the Erase tab.
Example: If the drive is called 'NO NAME', directly above that, you should see the drive capacity of 'XXXX'. Select this capacity.
6. Verify Volume Format is set to MS-DOS file system or exFAT, Scheme is set to “Master Boot Record” (Do NOT select GUID Partition Map) then click Erase.
Instructions below are for 10.13.x (High Sierra)
1. Open Disk Utility. Please See Answer 20985: How to access Disk Utility macOS
2. In the top menu bar, go to View, and choose Show All Devices
3. Select the upper level of the drive you would like to format and click the Erase button
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4. Choose how you would like to format the drive
- Enter a Name for your drive
- Choose exFAT or MS-DOS (FAT) for the format
- Choose Master Boot Record for the Scheme
- Click Erase
5. When finished, the drive will be formatted and repartitioned successfully. Click the Done button
NOTE: exFAT is used on SDXC card (64GB and higher).
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NOTE: MacOS 10.6.2 or higher is required for exFAT file system. Some older operating systems must have a patch installed before they can use the exFAT file system.
NOTE: If the above steps do NOT resolve the problem or if the lock switch is missing or broken, please back up your data and request a replacement using our online web form.
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Photos User Guide
If you have photos or videos saved on a hard disk or other storage device, you can import them into Photos.
Tip: If you want, you can first create a new empty album in the sidebar and then import your photos into it.
Import from a hard disk, optical disc or flash drive
You can import photos or video files from a storage device (such as a hard disk), a CD or DVD (if you have an optical drive), or a flash drive.
Important: Don’t eject a disc or drive while the photos are being imported.
Connect the device to your Mac.
In Photos, choose File > Import, then select the items you want and click Review for Import.
To set where to import the items, click the “Import to” pop-up menu and choose a location.
If you selected a folder that contains other folders, choose Library (you can’t import a group of folders into an album).
Do one of the following:
If you selected multiple photos or videos, click Import All New Photos, or select the ones you want to import and click Import [number] Selected.
If you selected a folder of items that contains other folders organised in a way you want to maintain, select the Keep Folder Organisation tickbox, then click Import All New Photos.
Imported photos appear in the Imports and Photos albums in the sidebar.
Tip: You can also import photos by dragging files or folders from the Finder to the Photos window or to the Photos icon in the Dock.
If you use iCloud, you can copy photo files to iCloud Drive from any Mac, iPhone, iPad or Windows PC you’ve set up to use iCloud Drive, and then import the photo files to your Mac from iCloud Drive. See Use iCloud Drive to store documents.
Import from a card reader or SD card
Some Mac computers have built-in SD card slots. If yours doesn’t, you can connect a device called a card reader that is compatible with your Mac and use it to import photos from a memory card, such as an SD or Compact Flash card.
Insert the card into your computer’s SD card slot, or connect a card reader to your computer and insert the card into the card reader.
In Photos, choose File > Import, then select the photos or videos you want and click Review for Import.
If you selected multiple photos or videos, do one of the following:
Import all new photos: Click Import All New Photos.
Import a selection of photos: Click the photos you want to import, then click Import Selected.
If a message asks whether you want to delete or keep the photos on your card after importing them, click Delete Items or Keep Items.
Photos then imports your photos and videos. To cancel importing, click Stop Import.
When all photos have been imported, eject the card from your computer or card reader.
Imported photos appear in the Imports and Photos albums in the sidebar.
Some card readers may not be compatible with Photos. For more information, check with the device’s manufacturer.